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Fatty liver Grade 2, Report Attached
First I got PCOD , yes I didn't continue the metformin, now I got grade 2 fatty liver ...is it reversible?
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Yes it is reversible with exercise and weight reduction
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✓It's related to NON -alcoholic fatty liver disease
✓Your PCOS and liver may be two manifestations of the same metabolic problem, so we need to treat the insulin resistance, not just the ultrasound report...
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yes it is reversible to a extent and may reduce but depends on your lifestyle changes and diet .
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Consult a dietician
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Lifestyle modifications and diet
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
You're not alone in this pattern. PCOS and grade 2 fatty liver often share the same underlying insulin resistance, and yes, this stage is usually reversible with consistent effort.
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Talk to your prescribing doctor about restarting metformin or an alternative, rather than restarting it yourself.
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Diet, weight, and activity changes matter here just as much as medicine, so start those now rather than waiting.
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